Tin Shed Garden Cafe
Last day of our Portland trip we stopped by Tin Shed Garden Cafe for breakfast. This restaurant was very dog friendly and serves up local and organic foods.
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Bijou Cafe
On the second day of our Portland trip, we had a very nice breakfast at Bijou Cafe.
I think they are famous for their Roast beef hash, but I absolutely loved their Oyster omelette.
Screen Door
Screen Door is a really popular restaurant and we had to wait about an hour on a Sunday night. They serve Southern food, something that we aren’t too familiar with, but are really interested in trying. They don’t have much of these types of restaurants in Vancouver, so we were really excited to try the food.
Living Room Theaters
We learned how Portland has this cool thing where you watch a movie, while eating good food and drinking good alcohol. We decided on trying out Living Room Theaters on our first night in town. I think they played 5 movies, but we chose to watch a movie called Arbitrage starring Richard Gere. When you purchase your ticket, you also choose where you want to sit. They have a bar and full menu that you can eat at before the movie, or if you order 15 minutes before the movie, they can bring your food to you.
Salt & Straw
Yummy ice cream, after 4 quick meals in a short time period. This place was very busy, with tons of different ice creams, you can get them by the scoop, or you can pay $9 and get a flight of ice creams. Great idea, and a good deal especially if you don’t mind sharing.
Donut-o-Rama
On our way to brunch at Bijou Cafe, we saw a bunch of signs for Beignets, and having some of the best around. After the meal, and although we were stuffed, we decided to head back in that direction and try a few.
Casa Del Matador
While waiting for a seat at the Screendoor, we decided to walk up Burnside to see what else was around there. We walked past Casa Del Matador, but ended up coming back to it. We just wanted something quick because we were going to be eating again soon.
Hawaiian Grill
For our last meal in Portland we decided to each go our separate ways, and try something from one of the food carts downtown. I chose the Hawaiian Grill for the simple reason that they had Spam Musubi. Something that I’ve been craving and wanting to try for a very long time. Thankfully, I should get my fix next month when MePlusFood does Maui.
The Cheese Plate PDX
While waiting for Pine State to open at 6PM, we needed to kill sometime. What better thing to do on Alberta St in Portland, than to look for another place to eat while we wait. We choose the Cheese Plate PDX, which is on a lot with 3 other food trucks.
Pine State Biscuits
Pine state biscuits was food stop #4 out of the 5 meals that we did in 2 hours on our first day in Portland. It was hands down our favorite place out of all of the food we had during our trip there.
We were here on a Saturday, and lucky for us it was happy hour from 6pm-1am here on weekends. Each biscuit were only around $5 each, how crazy cheap is that!
The Waffle Window
The Waffle Window was the first place we ate at in Portland. Knowing this was the first of many spots we are going to eat that day, we ordered 2 savoury and 2 sweet waffles to share.
Pig ‘N Pancake, Seaside
On our way home from a Cannon Beach camping trip, we stopped off at Pig ‘n Pancake in Seaside. This place was really busy, and we were seated after about a 10 minute wait. I’m on a new diet, and lucky for me I saw that they had gluten-free pancakes on their menu. Their menu is quite large with lots of options.
